From Strategyinformer.com: "There are a few things developers can do if they want me to like their game. There could be a gripping plot with interesting, likeable characters, an intriguing world with interesting places to explore, brain-teasing satisfying puzzles, exciting action, fun gameplay, that sort of thing. Or they could just say “you’re Indiana Jones”, in which case I’ll immediately pre-order the expensive box-set with the statue and a DLC Season Pass. I don’t know what it is about that certain fedora-wearing archaeologist but I’ll play any game that lets me feel like Indy. With LucasArts closed down, the last non-LEGO Indiana Jones game was a piece of rushed Wii cack, and a PS3 never appearing in my Christmas stocking for my Nathan Drake fix, I’ll take what I can get... and Deadfall Adventures seems to have my prayers answered. Yes, all of them. ".
Deadfall Adventures was released way back in 2013. The game has a poor reputation, but looking back it certainly didn't deserve it.
I really liked it.
I even own the collector's edition, though I got it for dirt cheap off Amazon years ago.
Really is a solid game though.
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Zach Murphy writes: 'The last generation of games consoles was incredible for the FPS genre. Like it or not, Call of Duty experienced the height of its popularity over the PS3 and Xbox 360 years and games like Singularity and the original Prey were both excellent, if underrated.'.
